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Posted: 8/7/2012 3:44:10 PM EDT
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Ok guys,
Here's the deal. I have a 10/22 with a 16" fluted .920" Green Mtn. barrel with Williams fire sights. It's cool. I have a Tech Sight rear sight. It's cool. Now, problem is, with the Tech Sight rear sight and the Fire Sight front sight, I'm shooting high..not cool. So, I need some sort of riser for the front sight. I bought one from Williams, but it's a standard type riser for dovetail sights. The Fire Sight front sight on the barrel is the screw on type, like you would see on a heavy barrel Ruger MkII/III pistol so a normal dovetail riser no workie. Suggestions? |
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Back up. ??? You are to close to the target. if you back up your shots will drop right in. I should of just said Tag for more info, cause that's what I really meant. ![]() That's what I thought you meant, but I don't think it's a matter of distance. The original fire sights are like on a traditional 10/22...front are rear are barrel mounted. However, I want to use the receiver mounted TechSight, which means the front sight needs to come up. I wonder if the front sight they make for the tapered barrel MkII would work or if that's still not tall enough? |
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Welp,
I called Williams, they don't come any higher. I called Tech Sights to see how far the adaptor slides on the barrel with the hopes of just drilling a hole in the adaptor so it would line up with the hole where the front sight screw is...11/16". I called GM to ask where the hole is drilled 1 5/16"....there goes that plan. I don't know what it would cost to have a riser fabb'd and mounted. |
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